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Even with its massive scale and a $300 million Fintech 2.0 upgrade, M-Pesa remains a reminder that absolute reliability is a myth in African fintech.
The question inside Cupertino is whether what got Apple here can carry it forward.
We explore what this means for Wise's African expansion, and if it can compete with local players like LemFi and Moniepoint.
As the April 1 deadline approaches, thousands of OPay devices that were once active in Ekiti and beyond could be returned.
Without external funding, Adekunle’s startup has made significant progress in less than a year, serving customers within and outside Africa.
As Unilever builds a "digital backbone" with Google Cloud, it is constructing a barrier that could make smaller competitors functionally invisible to the AI assistants of tomorrow.
Inflation in Nigeria has dropped from 34.8% to 15.1%. We zoom out on how Nigeria moved from crisis inflation to measured disinflation in a year.
While MTN frames the move as a strategic necessity to stabilise costs, local tech leaders and federal regulators are raising a red flag.
Temu was winning the price war, but the battle for the African consumer was far from over.
As public metrics disagree, questions emerge about how fast and how far Moniepoint is really growing.
Now, African healthtech startups have roughly two years to establish market position before funding gaps become insurmountable.
Phones are selling again, but fewer people are buying them. What changed?
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